This was to cover their retreat, they didn't want the enemy to know they were leaving until they were well and truly gone.
This has long been a problem with NZ first, they act like they're in opposition even when they're in government.
Nope, I've definitely seen parts of a ship disappear. You can see the bridge and superstructure, then the upper parts of the hull, and then the whole boat. Under good conditions, you can quite clearly see the bridge, but not the rest of the vessel.
This would have been even more obvious in the age of sail.
Also, the people investing in her company really should have done more independent research than they did.
What's in the picture is pretty standard for where I live, this is the indoor unit, and there will be an outdoor unit that contains the actual compressor etc. An outdoor unit will sometimes run multiple indoor ones.
A unit for each room is also standard practice.
Really? I've seen it firsthand quite often. It's very obvious when you're in a kayak, because you're so low to the water.
This is such a fascinating concept, because it misses the truth by millimeters. Complete lack of self awareness.
Having one of these fly through the pipe to get you must be utterly terrifying, or come through the trees.
Nowhere is safe.
They do something similar with railway underpasses, place the tunnel and build the embankment later.
Cave tankies, I like it.